Treasury Wine Estates shares halted ahead of investor update

Treasury Wine Estates shares have been halted as the company prepares to update the market on its outlook.

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Key points

  • Treasury Wine Estates has requested a trading halt from 15 to 17 December 2025 as it prepares a major market update and investor session covering its outlook.
  • The company plans to disclose significant information regarding its future plans and strategy during an investor and analyst call scheduled for 17 December 2025.
  • Treasury Wine Estates' shares have declined 53% over the past year, and investors will be attentive to any new details that could influence investment decisions after the trading halt lifts.

The Treasury Wine Estates Ltd (ASX: TWE) share price was placed in a trading halt today as the company prepares to release a significant announcement and host an investor update session, which will cover its outlook.

What did Treasury Wine Estates report?

  • Treasury Wine Estates requested a trading halt pending a material company update
  • Trading halt effective from 15 December 2025 until the earlier of 17 December 2025 or further announcement
  • Upcoming investor and analyst call scheduled for 17 December 2025

What else do investors need to know?

The trading halt follows Treasury Wine Estates' request to the ASX, with the company stating it is in the final stages of preparing a market update that will cover its outlook and future plans. The company has assured investors and the ASX that there is no reason the halt should not be granted.

The trading halt allows Treasury Wine Estates to finalise and disclose information to all investors at the same time, upholding market fairness. Investors and analysts are set to receive an in-depth briefing on 17 December 2025, which should provide clarity on the company's strategy.

What's next for Treasury Wine Estates?

The upcoming update from Treasury Wine Estates on 17 December 2025 is expected to provide more detail on its future direction, including the company's outlook and any changes to its business strategy. Investors will be keenly watching for new information to assist with their investment decisions.

Once the trading halt is lifted and the announcement released, the share price may react as the market digests any new developments or strategic commentary.

Treasury Wine Estates share price snapshot

Over the past 12 months, Treasury Wine Estates shares have declined 53%, trailing the S&P/ASX 200 Index (ASX: XJO) which has risen 5% over the same period.

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